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設立する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	設せつ立りつする	設せつ立りつしない
Polite	設せつ立りつします	設せつ立りつしません
Past polite	設せつ立りつしました	設せつ立りつしませんでした
Past	設せつ立りつした	設せつ立りつしなかった
Te-form	設せつ立りつして	設せつ立りつしないで
Desire	設せつ立りつしたい	設せつ立りつしたくない
Potential	設せつ立りつできる	設せつ立りつできない
Passive	設せつ立りつされる	設せつ立りつされない
Causative	設せつ立りつさせる	設せつ立りつさせない
Causative passive	設せつ立りつさせられる	設せつ立りつさせられない
Volitional	設せつ立りつしよう
Polite volitional	設せつ立りつしましょう
Imperative	設せつ立りつしろ	設せつ立りつするな
Conditional	設せつ立りつすれば	設せつ立りつしなければ
Tara conditional	設せつ立りつしたら	設せつ立りつしなかったら

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb

establishment; founding

General term for setting up an organization, institution, or system. Used for companies, schools, associations, committees, etc.

彼かれらは新あたらしい会かい社しゃを設せつ立りつした。
They established a new company.
この学がっ校こうは1950年ねんに設せつ立りつされた。
This school was founded in 1950.

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb

incorporation; legal establishment

Specifically refers to the legal act of incorporating a business entity. Often used in legal, corporate, or official contexts.

株かぶ式しき会がい社しゃの設せつ立りつには定てい款かんの作さく成せいが必ひつ要ようです。
Incorporation of a stock company requires the preparation of articles of incorporation.

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Usage patterns

〈物もの〉を設せつ立りつするto establish/found (a company, school, or organization)
彼かれらは新あたらしい会かい社しゃを設せつ立りつした。
They established a new company.
〈場ば所しょ〉に〈物もの〉を設せつ立りつするto establish (something) in a location
東とう京きょうに本ほん社しゃを設せつ立りつした。
They established the head office in Tokyo.
〈時とき〉に設せつ立りつされるto be established in (a given year/time)
この会かい社しゃは1990年ねんに設せつ立りつされた。
This company was established in 1990.
〈人ひと〉が〈物もの〉を設せつ立りつするfor someone to establish (an organization)
彼かれが財ざい団だんを設せつ立りつした。
He established the foundation.

Kanji

設establishment, provision, prepare
立stand up, rise, set up

Related words· 17

創そう立りつN1sense 1
創立 emphasizes the pioneering act of founding something new, while 設立 is the neutral, formal term for setting up an organization.
創そう設せつ sense 1
創設 and 設立 both mean 'to establish', but 創設 carries a slightly more formal, ceremonial tone often used for institutions of lasting significance.
設せっ置ちN1
設立 is used specifically for founding a company, school, or organization, while 設置 is broader and also covers setting up committees, offices, systems, or equipment.
創そう業ぎょう
設立 is the general term for establishing any organization, institution, or facility, while 創業 specifically refers to founding a business or enterprise.

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結けっ成せいN1
設立 is used for establishing companies or institutions within a legal/formal framework, while 結成 emphasizes bringing people together to form a group or team.
確かく立りつN1
設立 refers to founding an organization, company, or facility, whereas 確立 refers to firmly establishing an abstract thing like a system or theory.
新しん設せつ
設立 is a more general word for founding or establishing an organization, while 新設 stresses that the thing is newly created or added.
創そう始し
設立 is the standard word for founding a company or organization, while 創始 stresses being the original creator or pioneer of something new.
成せい立りつN2
設立 focuses on the concrete act of founding a company or facility, while 成立 emphasizes an entity or agreement coming into formal existence.
樹じゅ立りつN1
設立 is the common word for founding a company or organization, while 樹立 is more formal and often used for governments, systems, or records.
興おこすN1
設立する is the standard business term for founding a company or organization, while 興す is a more literary verb for establishing or reviving an enterprise.
開かい設せつN1
設立 refers to founding an organization or company from the ground up, while 開設 focuses on opening a facility, service, or account.
発ほっ足そくN1
設立 refers to concretely establishing an entity such as a company or building, while 発足 emphasizes the start of an organization's activities or operations.
設もうけるN2
設立する is used specifically for founding an organization or institution, while 設ける covers a broader range of formal arrangements like rules, opportunities, and counters.
立たち上あげるN2
設立する is a formal term specifically for founding an organization or company, whereas 立ち上げる is more casual and can apply to projects, businesses, or systems alike.
建けん設せつN3
設立 is used for founding organizations, companies, or institutions, whereas 建設 usually refers to physical construction.
開かい校こう
設立 is a general term for establishing an institution or company, while 開校 refers specifically to a school beginning operations.

Opposites

廃はい止しN1sense 1
設立 means to establish an organization or system, while 廃止 means to abolish or discontinue one.

Don't confuse with

設せっ置ちN1sense 1
設置 refers to installing physical equipment or a facility, while 設立 refers to founding an organization or legal entity, though the two words look and sound similar.

Word family

設せつ立りつ者しゃ
founder
設せつ立りつ趣しゅ意い書しょ
prospectus; statement of purpose
設せつ立りつ時じ発はっ行こう株かぶ式しき
shares issued at incorporation

Etymology

Compound of 設 (setsu, 'establish, set up') and 立 (ritsu, 'stand, establish'). The combination naturally conveys the meaning of setting up or founding an organization.